Katherine Lucy Yates

Katherine Lucy Yates
University of Salford · Ecosystems and Environment Research Centre (EERC)

PhD

About

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Introduction
I am conservation planner, passionate about the biological and the social aspects of conservation planning. I specialise in protected area planning and management, including distribution modelling, participatory mapping and stakeholder engagement. I have worked extensively with (and learnt a lot from) fishing communities. Follow me @Yates_KL to see more of what I am up to!
Skills and Expertise
Marine Environment
Ecology
Climate Change
Marine Biodiversity
Biodiversity
Marine Ecology
Conservation Biology
Conservation
Ecosystem Ecology
Natural Resource Management
Additional affiliations
November 2019 - present
University of Salford
  • Ecosystems and Environment Research Centre (EERC)
  • United Kingdom
Position
  • Lecturer
January 2016 - November 2019
University of Salford
University of Salford
  • Ecosystems and Environment Research Centre (EERC)
  • Salford, United Kingdom
Position
  • Lecturer
March 2013 - December 2015
Australian Institute of Marine Science
Australian Institute of Marine Science
  • A Healthy and Resilient GBR Program
  • Australia
Position
  • Postdoctural Researcher
Description
  • Using BRTs to model reef fish diversity, abundance and biomass. Predicting fish distributions and testing the validity of various surrogates. Conservation planning, using Marxan.

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Projects

Projects (5)
Landscape-scale environmental drivers of coastal dune mobility
Project
This project will enable an improved understanding of the landscape-scale drivers of coastal dune mobility.
Marine Social Sciences Network
Project
This page will host publications from across the Marine Social Sciences Network, and aims to act as a repository for publications from the across the interdisciplinary and international marine social science research and practice community.
Diverse Seas
Project